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| − | Regional tournaments are tournaments usually representing an area, state or province of a particular country. Usually, official regional tournaments offer positions to that nation's [[National Tournaments|National Championships]] for the winner, and other high-ranking participants, in such regional. | + | [[File:ORCS-EN-RegionalPoster.jpg|thumb|Regional tournament advertisement poster for when [[Order of Chaos]] was released.]] |
| + | Regional tournaments are tournaments usually representing an area, state or province of a particular country. Usually, official regional tournaments offer positions to that nation's [[National Tournaments|National Championships]] for the winner, and other high-ranking participants, in such regional contests. | ||
In that sense, regional tournaments can be considered the first step to the [[World Championship|World Championships]]. | In that sense, regional tournaments can be considered the first step to the [[World Championship|World Championships]]. | ||
| − | Other promotional or unofficial regional tournaments are sometimes held with no real relation to the National or World Championships but are competitive in their own right due to the bragging rights on offer, as well as a | + | Other promotional or unofficial regional tournaments are sometimes held with no real relation to the National or World Championships but are competitive in their own right due to the bragging rights on offer, as well as a competitive area to test out new deck types and so on. |
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However, in the original Japanese, Seto Kaiba had actually won the Japanese national championship. Meanwhile, Joey Wheeler had entered the Domino City regional championships, finishing in the top eight before being eliminated. | However, in the original Japanese, Seto Kaiba had actually won the Japanese national championship. Meanwhile, Joey Wheeler had entered the Domino City regional championships, finishing in the top eight before being eliminated. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:26, 14 January 2016
Regional tournaments are tournaments usually representing an area, state or province of a particular country. Usually, official regional tournaments offer positions to that nation's National Championships for the winner, and other high-ranking participants, in such regional contests.
In that sense, regional tournaments can be considered the first step to the World Championships.
Other promotional or unofficial regional tournaments are sometimes held with no real relation to the National or World Championships but are competitive in their own right due to the bragging rights on offer, as well as a competitive area to test out new deck types and so on.
In the Anime/Manga[edit]
In the English dub version of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, a regional championship was won by Seto Kaiba.
However, in the original Japanese, Seto Kaiba had actually won the Japanese national championship. Meanwhile, Joey Wheeler had entered the Domino City regional championships, finishing in the top eight before being eliminated.
